
Soybeans rose in Chicago on Friday morning, recovering part of the prior session's losses, with January 2027 contracts at US$12.34 per bushel, up 15.25 cents. Soymeal and soyoil also gained, while Brazilian ports were stable and Mato Grosso posted small gains on Thursday.
A stronger dollar is supporting Brazilian domestic soybean prices even as Chicago rebounds, which keeps export parity firm for buyers. Ongoing Chinese purchases and USDA adjustments remain the key drivers to watch.
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